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Tailed Hypothesis Tests

Posted by Ted Hessing

A tailed hypothesis tests is an assumption about a population parameter. One-tailed and Two-tailed tests are two types of tests.

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Z Score and Process Capability

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Z Score and Process Capability are used together to get a view of your process. Here’s how to use and calculate one from another.

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Contingency Tables

Posted by Ted Hessing

Contingency Tables are a 2-way classification table containing frequencies of how often things appear. Used to test for independence.

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Basic Six Sigma Probability

Posted by Ted Hessing

Basic Six Sigma Probability functions lay the foundation for higher-order statistical analytics that is required to solve complex problems.

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Matrix Diagram

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A matrix diagram is a project management tool that assists in the investigation of relationships. It displays relationships between groups.

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